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Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
er "a. a. DAUPHIN.
Washington. ID. O.
ld3r.ss Registered Listers 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL L BANK
New Orleans. LA.

DID That the presence OF
NJ NJ g nj DEN Generals Beauregard
and Early, who are in charge of the draw.
ings, is a guarantee of absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chances are all
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prize
REMEMBE that the payment Of sll
Prizes Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR
NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans,
and the Tickets a.e signsd by the Presi-
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered
| rights are recog n lied in ths highest Courts;
| therefore, beware Of any limitations or an
poynous schemes
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

Several butchers from the coun' ~
were arrested this morning Tor VIOLA
ting the curbttoue ordinance,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
PERSONAL.

Mrs Charles Shoemaker, of Philadel-
phia, is in this city, visiting friends and
relatives, but will leave Saturday for
Long Branch, for three weeks sojourn. Z.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

The Puritan Inc defeated the Excel
siors on Monday by score Of % to Is
They also dsfeatsd the same nine yes
.1.y W u sUvte VI ot " 40.
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The following .srtpsd re.l estate, viz,

Inc .oioNlnR u=s-flueu Ieai e-tdts' VIZ,
AL those two lots O. land win the bdild.
lngs thereon, 81 .ua.ed il Psncade- HUI
ired 70 VII: --..-
No Situated near tse ElE,en pife,
bounded on the north by lant CT the heirs
OF John NcTins'y, on the east By NO. .,
hereinafter descr bed, ou the 5 u:h By W. p
Howard, and o1the Sest BY :aa heirs OF
ssse Uplexrass, with tame dwelling
3uss AID sable thereon erec e., Containing
81 acr.s more or less.
no. z. bounded on the Lor bJ Eikton
pile end Lids ef 4 oeh "a 20. on the east
| by Valentine KeEsetar and Jonn Lyra. OF
tie tou'h By James ayEon1, W. +. HoF.
ard ard oa the orb bJ Na. :, abCve de.
| sc .ses, " tn 6 h-'ck llirg house tnereou
l erec,ed. containing e2 cfta mora or ,ess
| ozsi and t,Esn in e,e:ulon as tat
property oftjeo se rus : Perry =. Tcus.y
h4tiet Il. I'rusty. Ni2,e-ia l.. Lewis src
!. " ilI.aa. Le@ l. aud 10 ae sod by
GILES LeS1BSU y, Sheriff.
>herit's or.ee, Wilmington. June SO
ItssT lyl.eod.ts
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

ChEklfF'S SALE by VlniUE Or n
- writ OF Levari Fscias. TO nae d.
.ectec, will be exposed to puol'c sale, at the
Cour. House. on Market street, between
Tenth ami Eleventh streets, 10 the city OF
W Wiinlnstop Row Castle C~un;y, DEL,
ON THURSDAY,
THL2l DAY OF JULY, 'ss7,
at 2 O'Clock p. m,
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Capital Prize, $3.50, 900.
HNOtfce.-TicHets are Ten Ilollars only.
Halves, IS. Fifths q, Tauths. 81.

q i79 Prizes, amounting 1885,, ,oco
Application for rates to clubs should be
made only to the otfoe OF the Company In
Hew Orleans.
Ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Express
Money Orders, or New York Exchsnse
In ordinary letter. Currency oy express,
lat our exponse) addressed
ID. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, LA.
ep K ma AURHUN
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

1HERIrF,S SAIE.-BY VIRTUE OF
= sundIy writs nf Leyari taci's to me
direcno, wtii be exposed 70 public sale,
et the Court House, on Market street, pc
tveen . emit aNd fleventh streets, In the
crtv Of wilmington, New Castle county,
Dola ware.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
ON SATURDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF JULY, lSS's
At O'Clock n, M,


Tne following described real estate. viz:
All that firm and tract of land situate ~
Pom ad.r Hundred, New Oa'tie ooun,y nIu q
stat, of Delaware. and more particularly
marked and bounded as follows, to Wit:
Beginning at stone on the sou i,,tou sune "
Pike road. loading from Coocns's 70 ~ ~.
aud running thence along said siue " ,stan
pike and lani of r. Wilson to tho dlsisaup ,s,',
line OF the heirs of Perry Trus'y anu ipn M
nrg thence a southetly coarse along ard va
the noe along the limo Of Howard TO corner
stone for land OF Wilson, tnenos along M. M.
line n northwest urse t, the p ace ot ,o' Z
ginning containing 81 scres OF lahu; @ leon
or loss, with q dwelling heoso .Ao'ee
ei ected. th,
Seiz,d and taken into execution ~ .n' a
properly OF George Irusy ana sa'AA
his wife, ami t., and 70 De sold W shar,tt.
GILES LAMBSON, sner,n. a 20
Sheritt's Lftice, Wilmington, snd. rs
1887.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

cHERIFF's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
= writ Of Leysrt Facias, to me
iirec.ed. win be exposed TO public sale, at
the hotel new occupied by John +. Lewis,
Ia the town OF Newark, White Clay Creeg
aInl-eo, New Caste County, Del,
ON SATURDAY,
THE: :eTH DAY OF jelly, 1857,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
TTNPRtceDEETED LTTRLcTl0h!
u OVER HALT 1 MILLION DISTRIBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company

Incorporated in 1888 for 2b years oy the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposee-with q capital Of 81. o0o. .ooo-n
which a reserve fund Of over Sbso, 900 has
sin ,e been added.
BY an Overwhelming popular vote It's ran
chise was made part Of the present STATE
Constitution adopted December I'd, A. d.,
1879.
The only lottery ever voted on and en-
dorsed by the people Of any state.
II reuer scales or postpoTses.
Its Grand Single Number Draw.
ings take place Monthly, and fhs
Semf.Annual Drawings regular
~ every SIX months (June and Do
a sPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. EI9HrH GRAND
DRAWING, GLASS II. IN THE AOAD-
ENVY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS,
TUESDAY, August o, 1SS7-2C7tn
Monthly Drawing.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
Uommlssfonss D

We, the undersigned BANKS ard Bankcrs
viii nay au Prizes drawn in The LouisfAnh
State Lotteries which may be presented 81
our counters.
j. HI. OGLEsBY, Pres. Louisiana
National Bank
FIERCE LANAUX, Pres. State Ns :
tIOnaD Banh.
a. BALDWIN. Pros. N. q. Nst't Rn
CARL KO Pres. Union NattOnal
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13

- writ o; Leva7i Facias 10 me directed,
VIII br exposed "a public sale. a, 1he Court
Hon-e, on MARKET street, httwttn Tcpth anu
Eleventh -tTrrt., "a the ritg of Win n gton.
Now Cast.e nMMtN. Deb,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
ON FRIDAY,
THE .9rH DAY OF JULY, 1887,
Ar 4 o'clock. d m.

The follow ng described real estate, viz
All that certain Ia IN or act OF lana situate
in the hundrtd and county OF New ast'. IN
the state OF Delaware known as the fo!ht
Pleasant farm, and b. anded and described as
follS ws, 10 wit 49,, -
Beginning alta stake in line ditch on the
north side OF q private roa being corner LOT
land laie of James Lefevre from thence with
line of said land north 6l L. degrees west -
2-IO perches to a stone, corner as last Aforesaid
from To nee south SO degrees, west l7sperches
TO stake In the centre of . private road Lead
lin z TO the New CASTLE and wilmington roaa.
|rorner for land Of George Han son, from thence
with line Of his land south 80 IL degrees west
66 2-l0 perches to q stake, corner for said Han
son, and in q line of land of y. N. Derripgei,
from thence with the said Derringer's land
south 50 3-4 degr es, east u perches to astone
L in said Derringer's line, corner ben1amin
nliiott rom hence y tth the lines of land OF
sa ID Eli oft and binding Herewith north II l-i
degrees east il9 perches t. . stone, corner TOT
the g premises ard said Elliott. fvom thence
south 81 degrees, east i32 lilo perches TO stake
In line ditch, corner for said klliott, from
thence with the centre OF said ditch or ditches
separating these premises from land oIlhe
said Ben jamn Mi It and bindtng therewith'
23S perches to the place of beginning, contain
Iingi 10 acres. with u bri X dwelling house.
granary, three tenant houses and other iM
proven ents thereon erected.
/ Seized AND ken In execution as tn proper.
| ty of II. Nat Ida Lambson, admin tratrtx OF
uNilliam Lsmbson. deceased, and ii MAUI
Ida LaInbson, surviving mortgaeor, ana Moses
| LambsoI, [. and TO be sold by
1 L. m HSstbN. ShortH.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
sherin's Once, wilmington. July IL, 1857.
,,HERIFF,s sALE-BY VIRTUE OF a

y writ of veaditioni Exponas to me direct
ed, will be exposed TO nublie sale al me
the tswn of Newark, White Clay Creek Hun
ired, New Castle county, DEL,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-13
CAPITAL PRIZE, Sl5O, 900.

1--WE do hereby certify that we supervise
the Arrangements for oil the Monthly ano
semi Annual Drawings Of The Louisiana
State l-ottsry Uo., and in person manage
and control the drawings themselves, and
that the same arc conducted with honesty,
fairness ana In sood faf'h coward AL pAfue :,
And we authorize the company 70 rse TINS
certificate, with fac-simiIcs Of our signatures
Sttacned. in Its sadvertissnenu."
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
rrrrcror THE BP0tDW4Y DECISION.

The lawyer. generally regard the decision Of the Cen
sra Term OF the supreme Court delivered NJ Saratoga
ON Friday in the case OF the People upon the actoh or
The Attorney General against John OBrcn. receiver or
lie broadway surface Railroad Company a. siDstd
fal victory Tor tho bOnIn0 crs. ExAttOrney t'"nrF
Leslie " Russell who represents Attorney ,SehcTsi
o'Ire IA fae argument WAS eniOyn "A SATURDAY hdl
holiday vest ray but MI ~netil, -! TIE hrih o. 7tc"
ney shepard who represented INC recover eau rt
~Tnc AL eniut to break up the franchise tailed ms
interest Of the bou.ho!lcis In the tJhchlse - nor
r,cfed by the decision, nut on tic contrary ~ AZ
urcl and the leases OF the broadway surface t'1odu
Company to Broadway aud seventh ANehue@' t11
Ir IYiy an rrenty-tarl street rbti- are 81, dneI
The formal corporation Of the broadway isalroSd ouf
dissolved aud nobody anything about mt. Inc
,,,jon filed hy Justice Learned Is also Ndiua DE a.
showing that al the material interests IhFOIFed are
uuiMpaIed 10y the decision 81, $500. II. .....r,,,i,o
Eljlm Root was at his Office but his represcnt3ve
was i.sed 10 look the decision as any lhlng out
defeat Tor the Broadway road people The Following
telegram was received yesterday; .. o, ,oe-
Koor 4 STRONG, - William St, New ork tlty. ,..
Decision in Broadway RaiIOM case: JuusncnV
affirmed without prejudice 10 any action OF Attofhcy
General respecting traffic contracts. wild c1,ts w.
respondent. who are not also appellant OPINION, ny
judges LautOn a.d Learned 0"A"'' ''0'"
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BROOKLYN.

Che Rev. Dr. Richard s. Storrs will preach In the
church of the Pilgrims today. lie has been at Eliza
beihtown, Y. Y, all summer and has come back much
lmpro. ed In health.
Professor Alexander StrakOsch the celebrated German
,eal,r, will read selections from the works Of Goethe
ami schilr at Saengerbund II all tomorrow morning
Al The Invitation of the SatmgcrOund.
William :. Carlisle, who signed the address ITO our
Pillow Citizens" urging the nomination Of seth Low
for Mayor, and whose name coHld not be f0uho IN the
urooLlyn III ectOry, is OF three wholesale and
rtai grocery stores ia BrOohlyn: and William JOHNS
Ton another whose name is not In the directory, Is
gOoer ut No 691 FultOn-st.
Mrs Nathide Anderson, Of Astoria, has begun suit
n the Kings County supreme Court for absolute d.
,oice from her husband Carl Anderson, an engineer
n the Hotl st. stephen New-lork. According u
dr. AnGer on's story her husband has deserted her
or a Young woman uamei Emma L1nd The engineer
asserts on the other hand that his wife drinks 100
mich and has been unGuly Intimate with a farln-band
,hosc name Is Anderson, too.
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The Cuuart steamer Cmbria to her dock yesterday
afternoon almost breaking the record for the fastest
aye which she herself had made. Captain McMickan
sas that she would have broken the recOr II the wind
and tile had not been against her from Queens
t,Nu 10 Fa.tnet light She brought big batch o. pas
,enccrsonly one short OF 600 people Her voyage was
weather rule, ana no uItdSIee-
AMI, huIrc.uaS Il ldl waves rc met Ihr time ibdhe
frou Oireus:owu to sandy Hook dave hours aud
~ Minnie. She a ryei At sandy Hook AZ > 40 r. ~
Her daily record showed runs "i AZ milc- on Monday
last AGA on iursIy AGA on Ncint sday, 4ho on lhlis
g,v i;, ON Friday ant 5ls mil : 10 SANDY look Inc
fs esi voyage made hy The Umbrd nom queenstown
H. Now York ia DAYS. hours ana IL minutes III Nay
I-.7 ana on NAV = that run. she scored the "ohiet
iul distance of 496 nautical or 80 statute miles Inc
voe- sc has inst finished ranks second IN tle record
here her record 10 Gate OF REMARKABLY last Iuh7 west
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lug farmers implements also 10 shown "a well a soms
novel patterns Of stoves aud ranges
MORE SlfUGGLJyG W0vev DrypCrpn

MORE SMUGGLING WOMEN DETECTED
Inc Kindly desire OF Mrs. Marie Mehbach. Duffy of
BOSTON, to present her husband with two good suits Of
clothes has been npped in the bud by codhesrted Gus
tom House officers, unless she influence Collector
Magone sufficiently to allow her to redeem them at
their appraised value for they in the seizure
room NJ the Barge Oice Mrs. Mchlbach Duffy arrived
on Friday the steamer Weland when she landed
on the pier her appearance too bulky please
Ohearney. An examination by Mrs. O'Kearney
VeaIed the TACT that dress suitcoat, waiscodt and
trousers-and business coat AMI pair OF trousers
We're sewed i'll the lining Of her skirt, be carried
IKE petueoat The passenger admitted that tried
10 set tne goods In free to surprise her husband with
she had had sucn trouble with that she wanted
pay the dulles appraised value. anything in fact, in
ruthlessly confiscatcd
seizure was also made on the steamer City OF Rich
ihohi which arrived from ii serpoo Thursday OF
handsome piece OF velvet, which found in trunk
OF Mrs ~ j. Rogers, of Philadep hia Mrs. Rogers
accompanied by her husband and her sister, Mrs
tharles Bdckus, or this city, Mrs. Backus says that
Jst before starting from the other side she received
tho VeiVet as prestnt from fren. He: trunk being
PACKED while Mrs. ROgerS's trunk unpacked Mrs.
Backus thrust the velvet III Mrs. Rugerss truuk
known 10 tha lady. An effort will made to the
velvet released ON payment of duties.
mere IL big collection Of selel goods at the Barge
ONCE, and at 10 n. October II the lot will he
Offered at pnhlic auction.
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HOME NEWS.
NEWYORK CITY.

.s Astoria Send your miscellaneous reading
-.,,sr 10 the Charity Organization Society, No. II
University place
Commander CrownnSheld, OF the nautical school
, S. Mary's says thai he intends to bring his vessel
.ere and give his young crew chance TO see the Vol
n.,eer-Tbiste races. The annual examination of ST.
Swary's crew will take place on october 10.
Sro,on water rents for the week, S16,653 26. May
-, Marshal Byrnes during the past week issued 333
SIsnsc- and re eved therefor 81 ,197 %.
profcssor Draper, of the Central Park Observatory
morris that the wind travelled O26 miles last week !;
6an barometer. 80 GAG inches range of thermometer
snm Az 10 76'; rainfall .33 inch
Tho steamship Santiago, OF the Ward Line. which
,rci Yesterday from the West Indies. brought with
,or captain Dickson and seven men, the crow of the
xryork schooner Mabel 5. staples. Tho schooner
.,,cl from this port August . and into the re-
nf HURT ane August ~. She reached the harbor
~ san only be driven ashore by another hurIi
one and 20 to pieces. There were no lives lost
The annual report Of the New-York Produce Ex-
Aoure. covering the year from July I, 1886, 10 July
,se7 has been issued in book form. 1t contains a
~ -, the officer. and members of the Exchange. rules
VA resnlst ons reports and legislation for the year,
Cd much other matter of impOrtan"c 80 the Exchange
90 the circle IL influences and interests.
Frederick F. Nugcnt. of this city, will deliver his
.,ure "Reminiscences of the Plains" October 4,
:, The MONS Of the Harlem Branch of the Young Mems
christian Association. He Is the son Of General
R,bcrt nugget, who commanded tho famous Irish
b. gadc during the war
Governor Hin, who dropped quietly into New-Yolll
~, az night, from his round of speech making at
rnty fairs 10 get nights recreation at the theatre
Sent hO Albany the early train yesterday morning.
President Michael Crane and Delegate Martin J.
Reese Of the on t1luGtetr Ftremens Association OF
NJ, city, have cac received from A. LOuden SnOwlen,
warshal OF the recent civic display in lhilade ha.
handsome god neal Commemorative OF the occasion.
The Chicago Anarchists represented IN wax at
io Eden Museo holding meeting i'll the office Of the
"Arheiter Zeitung." Munczi Iajos and his band Will
rive two sacred concerts today
- Edward Clhill. n wcll-known Tammany leader and
.ne Of the delegates to tho state convention from the
Ain Assembly, District. has been confined 10 his bed
sor sel cra days with attack OF typhoid malaria.
Uls condition cNcltes unca>ine~>.
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suoT WyTU0UrK KNOWING WHY.

Hugh uamiI age fifty. homeless man. who has pesi
.np,oyc1 lately In driving manure cart, went 10 mo
Mest Thirty seventh street Police Station Yesterday
J. cellng from, an ugly shot wound In lbs rsh' o'o
uc aid nc Ia been shot by Thomas Dalton, driver OF
60 al cart at tLc dump I'm West 1hiry -scvcnuh-Ht.
There ba been no quarrel, nc said. ana The shoo's
,lignt lave Iccn accidental lie wa backing up hs
cuI az The dunn ard Iaitin was there Win 'ho a9a
samc time. suddenly there Wa r1p ~
AMI he fen the sharp pain II tho bullet wound IN ms
eye Ne wa. suro That Dalton hal shot iihl' Dut he
lad moi STAYED tO ask why. Surgeons pVpen Tor 'he
In ct a, the Roosevelt Hoo pital. but could not ma H.
They thought that H. ba1 nOC cntcrel The brain, puI
had taken a downward course and lodge 10 the neck.
Isn va cNpccieI 10 recover, bnt The light Of hts
tclt ego is destroyed. Detectives were searching for
la ton last evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25

TOPICS DINCTSSED BY CHRISIIAN WOhhhfS.
The meetings OF the Christian Workers were coh'ihueu
yesterday at the broadway Tabernacle. Al the morn
ing session g. A. Bunting described The CHRISTIAN
Home for Incorporate Men" The Rev John e. collins
read papc- ON The juvenile Penny savings bahk LOT
Mission SUNDAY. schools" I. 4. Ferhad, OF Boston
,poke OF Ihc Eliot Christian Mission. ana Mrs q; ~
Keller, OF Washington, gave an account Oh WIN
among the Colored People ia Ctes ~, A.. ,,,.ua
In The afternoon the Rev. X A. Iorsy OF 'ne n,nno
aIs (y Missionary Society," told OF la. WORK ID conhor
lion Win ,n.i. Air Meetings and Gospel Wagons lie
tad that he mover attacked kouIansm and ny thls Ve{
means many Roman catholics had been converter 4;
4, IIortnn ~ Pia,lelphis spoks ON " TENT Work. ana
the Rev James Matthews. of tue Womens msu,o PIE,
sonary ard Tract society OF the Methodist Chtcn ka,o
discussion Of " The Use OF Tracts, arguing haS so. w
appealed TO q class OF people that religious DooH' "
pauers could reach.
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hon. MORGAN ]. 0BRIGH,
ONE OF THE MOST OVERW09 KED MEN
IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION.

Retained by the Catholic Church i'm all her
Affairs, by the City OF New ork Corp ora
ton Counsel, and by n Large General Client
aRe-He Writes II Letter which Prove. him n
Man with the Courage of his Con vic,ious.
work TIL lat really overwork days OF ceaSeess
toll ana slecpess nights All this leads TO inevitable break
dswn. unless nature is assisted in tine
The Hon. Morgan O'Brien snatched from
the Drink OF the grave saved from dangerous
Illness but he has felt the Of tonic and his letter
proves that he found IL In Ayers Nuovar (New
Ltfe When such not afraid what he thinsa
endorses remedy publicly he certainly for
OF tho sick and suffering They know manufacturers of
worthless trash. worthy DO called ione Will
sneor At them Int they high attacks TO
reach.
LAW DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF TnE COUNSEL TO THR CORPORATION, }
STATS ZKITuNG BUILDING. 2TRroN ROW,
NETWORK, Sept 9th, 1887.
Mrs. HARRIET II. AVER
Dear Madame; Having used delightful tonic "Vita
Nuovs" desire TO add my testimonial to that OF
Others who have spoken OF IL In terms OF praise
tound dnrnr period Of great mental strain to be Of
the greatest service stimusnt and antidote
and therefore recommend persons object al
kinds OF alcoholic smulanis who feel the of
thing TO relieve them at such times
Yours respectfully,
MORGAN J. O'BRIEN.
"Vita NuOva" New I'fe will enable you to withstand
the fatigue Of business and socety will danger
Of breaking down. II will all nervous diseases,
including dyspepsia in all forms seepessnoss will prevent
cold and relieve the night cough all diseased
of the throat larynI. limitations Pnce One
Dollar.
HARRIET HUBBARD AVER
and
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VIEW GOODS SNOWY BY Az OED FIRM


H. Z. f. koch Co., the wcknOwn firm at Sixth
ave and Twentcthst are Offering just now novelties as
artistic and attractive their entire goods Is
comprehensive aud varied. The regular customers Of
this establishment who have visited their fayorite
store Will find that the inn has easily kept up its high
reputation III all particulars ana has made advance In
general features. The large STOCK at Koch & Co.'S
Qurcs no enumeration for IL is well-knOwn as
firms name but the elites be- be enjoyed.
They Include new thing in plush effects silks and ycves
large stock Of dress goods upholstery
cuua.n7 OF all descriptions; housekeeping
for evening wear The ladies cloak department. is find
ing brisk demand for the English walking jacket plain
well as braided. unique cloak offered long
garment trimmed clahoateIy with black fox, skunk
There Is hne assortment OF and dinner dresses,
besides choice selection OF tea gowns
The chdrcn's department includes unusually large
stock OF dresses cudks and ackcs which attracting
cons derabe attention for their designs and finish well
for the quality OF their material There Is large
line Of fall and winter underwear for men. and
Koch co. furnish excellent. index their establish
ment In the form Of thorough and fashionable
10000 copies Of is first semi-annuaY eata-
iogue, and Is now distributing them all the
try az the OF 5000 day. perusa will show that
under certain conditions. the firm will send goods
psr OF the country, free OF through It's parder
large number OF employees give their entire
tcnon 20 this department by which people In Indian
Territory, for instance. parOnEe Koch g. Co. well
the regular city customers.
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NRW-JERSEY.

pt ,tSrIrtD - w Crane Post was organized on
Yr.day IL will be known Major Anderson POS, NO
T0eniy veterans signed the roster Cnet Mher
Ing Officer Matthews Of Orange conducted the cere-
md deegatlOns werr present lIOn soNeaI olte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25

The l!s for the second fastest run rp 10 yesterday
,e.,,a if the ,iSier steamer the E'rura. which made
Vo ase from Queenstown 10 New YORK IN y ddls'
hours and A. minuts in August, 1880 Ir l"stcst rdst
Nari VOYAGE made by the Eiiuts III IdeI c' "'''
In G daIs, 3 hours and ii minutes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
WEsTCUESTER COUNTY.

pos1 CuFeTER-The of Trade fully organized on
sr1ay y the Gle ton following officers; President
e. stteatS. W. j. llhgne, .uII.f
lrd John w NcCIty secretary, John f. Mis treasurer
John W. LounsbuTy.
Nrv RocpELR-The Republicans will no d their primary
na,tine on Wrdne 10 elect delegates 10 TIC
County, Assembly aud school conventions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
NEUS FROM THE SUBURBS.
Staten BLAND.

yyv MISUNDERSTANDING case Of smallpox reported
ssierdav The victim is Nary WEIGH hving in tenement
,on.s a. Westerfrtave and the Turnpike. She was en-
soy ed az the paper factory in >tapletOn.